Save the Date Maker — wedding date announcement, type and done
Before the formal invitation, send a save-the-date to claim the day in your guests' calendars. This maker presets a big-date announcement layout: type the names, date and city, pick a wedding palette, and download a 5×7 inch 300dpi image to send digitally or print and mail. Runs locally in your browser — no login, no watermark.
Save date
wedding note
Design ideas
3 ideasDATEMinimal save-the-date
Simple save-the-date card dominated by the wedding date.
DATEDestination wedding
Save-the-date card with city and travel mood.
DATEPhoto announcement
Save-the-date format that pairs with an engagement photo.
300dpi print-ready · local · no watermark · nothing uploaded
How to use save the date maker
- 1Type a header (e.g. Save the Date).
- 2Type both names.
- 3Add the wedding date and city.
- 4Pick a palette, download, and send or mail.
Why use Poster Cat's Save the Date Maker?
- Made to announce: the big date dominates so guests remember it.
- Print-ready 5×7: send digitally or print and mail.
- Watermark-free: free, private, instant exports.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a save-the-date and an invitation?
A save-the-date is sent early and only announces the date and city, so guests can block the time and book travel; the formal invitation comes later with full time, venue and RSVP details.
How far ahead should I send it?
Typically 6–8 months before the wedding; for destination weddings or far-traveling guests, send 8–12 months out.
Can I share the image online?
Yes. Exports are clean and watermark-free — send by email or messaging, or post it as a digital announcement.
Updated · Poster Cat team
About the output
When downloading an image, check its dimensions and text before using it. Pixel dimensions alone do not set its physical size on paper; check the paper size and scaling in your print application.
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